Request a kitchenette when booking; not every room has one, and the larger kitchenette rooms are useful for preparing meals.
What guests mention
Guests’ strongest praise is for the location: the Old Town, Main Market, rail station and nearby shopping are all easily reached on foot, while the immediate area is often considered quieter than expected for central Krakow. Reviewers also mention useful basics in the rooms, including heating, a kettle and storage space. The overall impression is practical and good-value rather than luxurious, with comments focusing more on convenience and straightforward facilities than on extensive amenities or standout service.
Your stay, step by step
Advice from guests who actually stayed at Maly Krakow Aparthotel — the single most helpful tip for each part of your trip, in the order you'll need it, from booking to your last morning.
Book early because Krakow hotels fill up quickly.
Request a kitchenette when booking; not every room has one, and the larger kitchenette rooms are useful for preparing meals.
Try the fabulous Indian restaurant next door, and visit Coffee Heaven or Starbucks across the street in the mall.
Walk to Krakow’s main square and old town in about ten minutes, with the train station, buses, and shops nearby.
Ask reception for bottled drinking water if you need it.
Use the tea, coffee, and water facilities available in the room or reception area throughout the day.
What guests who stayed here recommend
Real advice grouped by theme — drawn from guest reviews of Maly Krakow Aparthotel.
Request a back room away from reception, the entrance, and morning deliveries for a quieter stay.
Expect all rooms to be on the ground floor, generally set behind the street in a courtyard; reception has a cool water fountain.
Walk to Krakow’s main square and old town in about ten minutes, with the train station, buses, and shops nearby.
Bring earplugs and ask reception about a fan if evening noise or warm rooms may disturb you.
Avoid rooms facing the parking lot, especially near the entrance, because traffic and deliveries can be noisy.
Request room 5 for a church view, two airy windows, and a quieter corner, though the room is small.
Try the fabulous Indian restaurant next door, and visit Coffee Heaven or Starbucks across the street in the mall.
Find the red-brick building across the road, 2–3 doors from the corner building, for key pickup.
Request a corner room for two opening windows and improved ventilation.
Avoid room 1 because it is beside the entrance and may be woken by early-morning deliveries.
Use the tea, coffee, and water facilities available in the room or reception area throughout the day.
Clarify room dimensions before booking and request a larger room with adequate hanging space for longer stays.
Ask Ms. Magdalena for help with difficult arrangements or local assistance.
Request room cleaning directly, as it is not necessarily provided automatically.
Bring an extra pillow if you prefer sleeping with more than one.
Consider the quadruple room if you want a practical option for a larger party.
Ask for a room with a table or desk if you need a working surface.
Choose the family room at the back for two separate sleeping areas, including twin beds suitable for children.
Request room 8 for a spacious room overlooking a pleasant courtyard or side yard.
Request room 4 for an excellent view of the neighbouring church.
Avoid room 12 if space and quiet matter, as it is tiny and affected by corridor and heating-system noise.
Register to receive the entry codes for the property and hotel.
Confirm the main reception location before arriving for check-in.
Book early because Krakow hotels fill up quickly.
Return before 10pm if you need access through the gates, as they close around that time.
Ask reception for bottled drinking water if you need it.
About Maly Krakow Aparthotel
Maly Krakow Aparthotel is a simple, budget-minded base with one standout advantage: it puts you right at the threshold of Krakow’s historic core. Set beside the baroque St Florian’s Church, it sits at the start of the Royal Route, the old ceremonial route that runs past the city’s landmark buildings towards Wawel. Expect an unfussy stay rather than a full-service boutique experience, with the city itself very much taking centre stage.
The Main Market Square is about a two-minute walk away, making this a particularly handy choice for short breaks, first-time visitors and travellers who prefer to explore on foot. The Old Town, main railway station and a large shopping centre are all close by, so arrivals, day trips and everyday essentials are refreshingly straightforward. Its central yet relatively peaceful setting also suits guests who want easy access to the action without staying directly amid the busiest late-night streets.
Guests repeatedly highlight the convenience of the address, often describing the Old Town and station as only a few minutes away. They also appreciate the quieter feel for such a central spot. Practical in-room touches such as a kettle, heating and wardrobe come up in comments, while reception is noted as part of the straightforward, functional experience. This is a place to choose for Krakow at your doorstep, not for elaborate hotel extras.
Facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Baggage storage
- Breakfast available
- Breakfast buffet
- Complimentary Instant Coffee
- Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
- Laundry service
- Non-smoking hotel
- Paid public parking on-site
- Parking
- Vending machine
- Wifi
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